Sentence examples for introducing specialist from inspiring English sources

This approach is in accordance with the principles of introducing specialist postoperative physiotherapy after ACLR.

Anecdotally, that proportion is on the rise as more squeezed business schools look to introduce specialist programmes as a way of filling classrooms.

The Home Office said the UK Border Force would introduce specialist trafficking teams at major ports and airports to identify potential victims, and the legal framework would be strengthened for confiscating the proceeds of crime.

Most of the respondents (69.9%) rated the recently introduced specialist outpatient palliative care positively.

One would be to introduce specialist young adult clinics to all diabetes health services, and enable young adults up to thirty years of age to attend these clinics.

If you look at heart failure admissions since we introduced specialist heart failure nurses and the heart failure clinic in 2002, they've actually gone down year on year.

(GP partner) If you look at heart failure admissions since we introduced specialist heart failure nurses and the heart failure clinic in 2002, they've actually gone down year on year.

Dallas, Kay Yes, but the government should halt the policy, begun by the Tories, of introducing more specialist secondary schools.

"It is common for women to not really know how their labia should ideally look," says the Transform website, introducing its specialist genital services.

NHS England is now adopting an approach first developed in Denmark - introducing 10 specialist rapid diagnostic and assessment centres where patients will receive all the necessary investigations under one roof.

To address the problem of insufficient specialists to serve the rural population, the College of Medicine in partnership with the Ministry of Health introduced a specialist Bachelor of Science (BSc) Degree in Paediatric and Child Health (PCH) for COs (and in five other specialties).